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by sejje 12y ago
That's a ridiculous way to make a point. Being blunt and calling someone a "fucking idiot" are not the same thing.
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by sejje 12y ago
No WYSIWYG. Virtually all raw HTML. Treehouse was decent when it launched, and I imagine it's improved a solid amount by now. If you're coming from a development background, you'll do fine. If you're building true front-
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by sejje 12y ago
You're going to get a cease and desist from Craigslist, eventually. They do not take kindly to scraping.
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by sejje 12y ago
I think it's the difference in "we're mad/blackmailing/whatever, so your videos won't play anymore" and "we legally can't play your videos." GP is suggesting throughout this thread that the
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by sejje 12y ago
What's the problem with home-distilling?
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by sejje 12y ago
So exactly like "gold rush" then? http://codecombat.com/play/ladder/gold-rush
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by sejje 12y ago
highsea kindly posted his (very good) code in this thread. Study that, for starters.
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by sejje 12y ago
That's off-topic. We're talking about touchscreen keyboards, as is very clear in my post, and we won't pretend their keys sink.
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by sejje 12y ago
So type on the table? Seriously, wouldn't that be the same amount of feedback as a touchscreen keyboard? Flat, and you get the wrong letter when you miss?
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by sejje 12y ago
"Discover amazing careers you should totes apply for" This doesn't seem in-sync with your overall tone of trying to inspire me to be courageous. Plus, it makes me quit thinking about me, and start thinking about the author.
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by sejje 12y ago
Is there no way to edit source? That's a must-have feature in my book.
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by sejje 12y ago
It's pretty unfair to compare against a 5-digit password.
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by sejje 12y ago
Language speed is notoriously hard to compare. Benchmarks often highlight one fast or slow component of a language and don't give a good idea of actual performance.
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by sejje 12y ago
Can't you share updates with less details to avoid feeling like a braggart? For instance: "We're on pace to double last year's six-digit revenue and holding steady at a 25% gross margin." Or talk to friends who can
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by sejje 12y ago
And the ability to minimize the awful chat in the bottom right that's blocking most of the interesting statistics I'd like to see.
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by sejje 12y ago
This has been on the internet, at least, for a few years. Those are the original project photos--I've not seen any updated ones.
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by sejje 12y ago
I don't. The idea that some players' skill is so low that their ability is indistinguishable from pure luck does not diminish the idea that basketball is very much a skill-based game.
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by sejje 12y ago
Being a complete nobody is not reflective of one's skill. That said, luck is the primary influence of outcome given a small enough time frame. It's also possible to have your mistakes "fixed" by luck. Moneymaker was not
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by sejje 12y ago
@zep Of course feel players are doing EV analysis, but that's 99% about estimating hand ranges properly. The math is certainly the most simplistic part of the analysis.
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by sejje 12y ago
@zep No, the cards you "expect" will not come out "more often" after millions of hands. They will come out exactly as often as they're supposed to. Whether or not a card will come out when you place your wager is st
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by sejje 12y ago
I imagine that means that often, someone who would have won folded to a raise pre-flop, or on the flop, etc. Later their flush (or whatever) came in, but they weren't in the hand any longer. Two players showed down, but they were the p
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by sejje 12y ago
This is not a rule. A lot of the players don't use much math--basic pot odds. They develop a feel for when they're making the right play, and openly admit to being "feel" players. I do believe they would be very good at
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by sejje 12y ago
By that reasoning, basketball is a game of chance, depending on the level of the players. They're going to lob it up there and hope it goes in. But their lob was a skill--one they don't control very well, but a skill nevertheless.
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by sejje 12y ago
Any game where you can play badly on purpose has skill involved. Some games still involve more luck than skill--blackjack, for instance. Other games involve more skill than luck, and poker certainly falls into that category. Poker is a game
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by sejje 12y ago
It appears to add characters, so I doubt it. If it sometimes removes characters, then perhaps so.
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by sejje 12y ago
I'd say it's more like harvesting with a sickle when the competition uses John Deeres. Doesn't mean you can't make a lot of money with your sickle.
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by sejje 12y ago
I'm a proficient VIM user of approximately five years, and I was utterly useless on this training program. I don't think that training on it would be useful at all.
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by sejje 12y ago
I don't agree. I think they could perhaps argue that they need some information and some publications to run their business to its fullest potential. I'm not sure they could prove that losing mrweasel's data is going to
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by sejje 12y ago
I don't disagree with you, but I also think cranking it out is a very, very fundamental part of the process. You can't be a great coder without writing anything.
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by sejje 13y ago
What makes you think we understand Russia better than we understand Kazakhstan? Maybe you wish to have imparted your culture or something, however I don't expect most people have any reasonable idea what the culture is like in neither

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